The following images are from a work in progress, Limbo, that hopefully will be published this year, 2008.






Selected Exhibitions:
2008 Aspects of Danish Photography, Esbjerg, Denmark
2007 The Animal Show, Galleri Hornbæk, Denmark
2007 Aspekte Dänischer Fotografie, Felles Hus, Nordische Botschaften, Berlin, Germany
2006 Singular Images, Galleri Hornbaek, Denmark
2005 American Spaces, Galleri Hornbaek, Denmark
2000 Selected Irish Work, Bloomsday, Copenhagen, Denmark
1997 Bloomsday, Copenhagen, Denmark
1993 Lidell Gallery, New York
1993 Geoghegan Gallery, Galway, Ireland
1991 Planket, Copenhagen, Denmark
1991 American Embassy, Copenhagen, Denmark
1991 KVK Art Collection, Køge, Denmark
1990 Random Images, Café Blomsten, Copenhagen, Denmark
Bibliography:
2008, Aspects of Danish Photography, Lars Schwander, Photogallery and Esbjerg Public Library, Denmark. ISBN:978-87-987444-3-6
1999, Macker, Schlampe, Heuchlerbande, Die Tageszeitung, Berlin, Germany ISBN: 3-499-60786-7
1993, Photography Year Book, Fountain Press Limited, London, England. ISBN: 0-86343-301-4
1991, Eskild’s Plankeværk, Foto under Åben Himmel, Medieværksted, Copenhagen, Denmark.
ISBN: 87-89185-45-5
Education:
2002 - 2004 Multimedia Design, Copenhagen Business Academy, Denmark
1992 - 1993 Diploma in Photojournalism, ICP, International Center of Photography, New York
Stipendium:
2007, Travel stipendium, Ophavretsfonden, Danish Union of Journalists, Copenhagen, Denmark.
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I like your documentary style photography especially the black and white are striking.
I will upload images from this and a few new ones from this series, later on. It's actually interesting bit by bit to add toand remove/change images on this site. For me it's much better than trying to keep my own site updated [haven't been very good at that]
Best, M
liking what i see on your profile, any news otherwise?
k
Yes - now I joined this artreview thing too! Just accepted your invite, so were online friends now.
[i like the limbo images - best of luck with the publishing business]
I did a series called "Lines and Angles" that was very much inspired by his wonderful use of stripes and layers. You can view a few of those pieces under my "assemblage" album. Wondering what you think. I am very open to input.
Thanks!
Rosemary
Love and fond regards, my best to the boys.
Anna
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